A sustainable design for DLSU's Mutien Marie Hall

by The Manila Times

Jul 23, 2024 12:02 am

THE De La Salle University (DLSU) Manila tapped the emerging talents of the Architecture and Interior Design Programs from the Benilde School of Environment and Design (SED) from the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) to create sustainable concepts for the Mutien Marie Hall Design Competition.

Located on the DLSU Manila campus, the newly constructed Mutien Marie Building was named after St. Mutien Marie, who is known for bringing music and the arts closer to the learners.

From left: DLSU Project Management Offiffice Director Marco Rey Macatangay, Benilde Architecture Program chairman Ar. Ven Lawrence Quizon, DLSU President Brother Bernard Oca FSC, JSLA Architects Ar. Jose Siao Ling, Benilde SED Dean Ar. Harvey Vasquez, DLSU Campus Development Executive Director Jason Maximino Ongpeng D.Eng. PMP, and DLSU Campus Development Project Architect Ar. Mizhelle Kollette Moises UAP during the orientation of the design competition. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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